The dforce settings look fairly similar, I dont see at a quick glance anything new there. I opened and ran both programs at the same time to do a side by side.

Below are the render settings, on the left is the beta and on the right is the current build.

I want to see if anything new was added, or removed. The first thing I am curious about are the render settings and menus at a glance. This better helps them to improve the program. I opt in, because I want them to learn from crashes and bugs that I encounter. OPening the Beta are are prompted to opt in or out of Improving the program. First off there is 1 exciting change, which is a new option in the preview modes. This look will just be a quick review and not a more formal drill down.

Now that its installed let’s take a fast look at some of the new options. An icon was added to my desktop for the Beta, which I used to open it. To run the Beta you will need to open the Beta itself. In effect you will have 2 versions of Daz on your computer, the Beta and your normal program. Your Beta will need to be opened as its own unique program separate from Daz. What you need to download is Daz Studio 4.12 +BETA+ Your list of beta content will be different from my own. For DIM make certain you have Display Hidden checked. First go to this link then add the beta to your cart, purchase for free, then download via DIM or whatever method of downloading and installing Daz content you prefer: To jump on the beta testing bandwagon here is what you need to do. There is a new public beta build out of Daz studio, and at a glance it seems to offer some new features and improvements.

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